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Subject:
Birding this morning
From:
David Russell <[log in to unmask]>
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David Russell <[log in to unmask]>
Date:
Fri, 7 Apr 2006 13:30:40 -0400
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Greetings!
We had a beautiful morning out with ornithology class (it looked pretty 
bleak at dawn!) Because of the report of the Vesper and Lark Sparrows seen 
at Shakertrace yesterday by David Sibly and the Zoo guys, we headed that 
direction this morning. No Vesper or Lark Sparrows, but Fox, White-crowned, 
Swamp, Song, Chipping, and Field were present. Thrashers were singing in 
the hedgerows, Tree Swallows were common over the fields, Field Sparrows 
singing everywhere, Rusty Blackbirds and a huge flock of female Red-wings 
arrived. The wetlands had L. Scaup, Ruddy's, N. Shovelers, PB Grebes, BW 
Teal, Am. Coots, and Bufflehead.  Spring is definitely here!!!
Cheers
Dave
PS The Louisiana Waterthrush is back on territory in the Big Woods.

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